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== Introduction ==
In the rich tapestry of any culture, family holds a special place, and the Central Pashto language is no exception. Understanding the vocabulary related to family members is crucial for anyone looking to engage meaningfully in conversations and build relationships within Pashto-speaking communities. In this lesson, we will explore the terms used for various family members, practice pronunciation, and learn how to use these words in sentences and conversations.


In Central Pashto, family is highly valued and respected. One's family members are often referred to using specific honorifics and titles, depending on age, gender, and relationship. In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto, practice pronunciation, and learn how to use these words in sentences and conversations.
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to identify family members in Central Pashto, pronounce their names correctly, and use them in context. We will structure this lesson into several sections, including vocabulary introduction, examples, and exercises to reinforce your learning.


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== Vocabulary ==
=== Family Vocabulary ===


Here are some words you can use to refer to family members in Central Pashto:
Let's start with the core vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. Below, you will find a list of common terms, their pronunciations, and English translations.


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! Central Pashto !! Pronunciation !! English
! Central Pashto !! Pronunciation !! English
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| پلر || pəlær || Father
 
| پلار || plar || father
 
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| مور || moor || Mother
 
| مور || mor || mother
 
|-
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| ولسي || walsi || Son
 
| ورور || waror || brother
 
|-
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| ځوړه || ʒure || Daughter
 
| خور || khor || sister
 
|-
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| ولي || wali || Brother
 
| زوی || zoy || son
 
|-
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| خوي || khway || Sister
 
| لور || lor || daughter
 
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| وياړه || wayare || Grandfather
 
| نیکه || nika || grandfather
 
|-
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| پښه || pashe || Grandmother
 
| نیکه || nika || grandmother
 
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| خاهړه || khahure || Uncle (father's brother)
 
| د نیکه || da nika || grandson
 
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| پلره || pələre || Aunt (father's sister)
 
| د نیکه || da nika || granddaughter
 
|-
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| کال || kaal || Uncle (mother's brother)
 
| خسر || khasar || father-in-law
 
|-
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| ماما || mama || Aunt (mother's sister)
 
| مېرمن || mermən || wife
 
|-
|-
| ټاټه || tatə || Older brother
 
| خاوند || khawand || husband
 
|-
 
| خویند || khwēnd || siblings (used generally)
 
|-
 
| د خویند || da khwēnd || cousin (female)
 
|-
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| ورځينه || warzhina || Older sister
 
| د خویند || da khwēnd || cousin (male)
 
|-
 
| ماما || mama || maternal uncle
 
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| کاکا || kaka || paternal uncle
 
|-
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| وړاندې || worsande || Younger brother
 
| ماما || mama || maternal aunt
 
|-
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| کوږه || koxə || Younger sister
 
| کاکا || kaka || paternal aunt
 
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Note: The pronunciation for Central Pashto varies by region and speaker. The pronunciation provided here is a general guide.
These words will serve as the foundation for our exploration of family relationships in Central Pashto.
 
=== Usage in Sentences ===
 
Now that you are familiar with the vocabulary, let’s see how these terms can be used in sentences. This will help you understand their context better.
 
1. '''پلار زما دی''' (Plar zama dey) - "He is my father."
 
2. '''مور مې خوشحاله ده''' (Mor me khushala da) - "My mother is happy."
 
3. '''زوی مې ښوونځي ته ځي''' (Zoy me khwondzi ta zhi) - "My son goes to school."
 
4. '''خور مې په کور کې ده''' (Khor me pa kor ke da) - "My sister is at home."
 
5. '''لور مې د لوبو سره شوق لري''' (Lor me da lubo sara shoq lari) - "My daughter loves to play."
 
6. '''نیکه مې بوډا دی''' (Nika me boda dey) - "My grandfather is old."
 
7. '''زما خسر ښوونکی دی''' (Zama khasar khwondzi di) - "My father-in-law is a teacher."
 
8. '''مېرمن مې د چای جوړوي''' (Mermən me da chai jorawi) - "My wife makes tea."
 
9. '''خاوند مې د کار په لټه کې دی''' (Khawand me da kar pa latha ke dey) - "My husband is looking for work."
 
10. '''خویند مې د کتاب لوستلو سره مینه لري''' (Khwēnd me da kitab lostalo sara mina lari) - "My sibling loves reading books."
 
=== Practice Exercises ===
 
To reinforce your understanding, here are some exercises you can complete. Try to use the vocabulary in different contexts.
 
==== Exercise 1: Match the Family Member ====
 
Match the family member in Central Pashto with the correct English translation.
 
1. پلار
 
2. خور
 
3. نیکه
 
4. زوی
 
5. مېرمن
 
* a. Daughter
 
* b. Father
 
* c. Sister
 
* d. Grandfather


* e. Wife


== Usage ==
'''Answers:'''


To use these words in sentences, you need to know how to form simple sentences in Central Pashto. Here's an example:
1. b


- پلر هغه مرغه يې وي || pəlær haghə murgha yi way ||
2. c
  English: My father has a chicken.


Let's break down this sentence:
3. d


- پلر || pəlær || Father - this is the subject of the sentence.
4. a
- هغه || haghə || My - this is a possessive adjective that modifies the noun "father".
- مرغه || murgha || Chicken - this is the object of the sentence.
- يې || yi || Has - this is the verb in the sentence. It means "has".
- وي || way || This is the verb ending. It indicates the tense of the verb. In this case, it is the present tense.


Here are some more examples using the vocabulary above:
5. e


- مور ته د اوبه يې خوژلي || moor ta da oba yi khuzhli ||
==== Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks ====
  English: My mother is cooking rice.


- ولي داسې دفتر ته وختنه کوي || wali dase deftar ta wakhtana kawi ||
Complete the sentences with the appropriate family member vocabulary.
  English: My brother works in an office.


- خوي په هغه ځمکه کې خپل تلويزېن څرګنده کوي || khway pa haghə zamka ki khpal telwizən tsarganda kawi ||
1. _______________ زما دی. (He is my __________.)
  English: My sister watches TV in that room.


Note: In Central Pashto, word order is generally subject-object-verb (SOV). However, word order can be flexible depending on emphasis or context.
2. _______________ مې خوشحاله ده. (My __________ is happy.)


3. _______________ مې د لوبو سره شوق لري. (My __________ loves to play.)


== Cultural Information ==
'''Sample Answers:'''


In Pashtun culture, family is considered the cornerstone of society. Family members are expected to support and protect each other, and to maintain strong ties with relatives even beyond the nuclear family. The Pashtunwali code of ethics, which is practiced among Pashtuns and many other ethnic groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan, places a high value on hospitality, honor, and revenge. Family members are expected to uphold these values and to maintain the honor of their family name.
1. پلار (Plar)


Among Pashtuns, there are specific honorifics and titles used to address family members based on age, gender, and relationship. For example, younger brothers may refer to their older brothers as "tate" (تاته) or "ta" (تا), while younger sisters may refer to their older sisters as "wrazhina" (ورژینه) or "wraxa" (وراخه). In some cases, additional titles may be used to show respect, such as "mian" (میاں) for husband and "bibi" (بی بی) for wife.
2. مور (Mor)


In Pashtun families, gender roles are often traditional, with men typically working outside the home and women taking care of domestic responsibilities. However, this is not always the case, and there are many Pashtun women who have achieved success and recognition in various fields. Pashtun families also value education and encourage their children to pursue academic and professional opportunities.
3. لور (Lor)


== Conclusion ==
==== Exercise 3: Pronunciation Practice ====


In this lesson, you have learned vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto, practiced pronunciation, and learned how to use these words in sentences and conversations. You have also gained some cultural insight into the importance of family and relationships in Pashtun culture. Keep practicing and expanding your vocabulary to become more proficient in Central Pashto.
Practice pronouncing the following family members out loud:


* پلار (plar)
* خور (khor)
* زوی (zoy)
* مېرمن (merman)
==== Exercise 4: Create Sentences ====
Using the vocabulary, create sentences about your own family. For example:
"My brother is a student." (ورور مې زده کوونکی دی. - Waror me zada kwonki di.)
==== Exercise 5: Identify Relationships ====
Describe the relationship of the following family members to you:
1. خسر (Khasar)
2. ماما (Mama)
3. لور (Lor)
'''Sample Answers:'''
1. خسر - Father-in-law
2. ماما - Maternal uncle
3. لور - Daughter
==== Exercise 6: Conversation Practice ====
Pair up with a classmate and practice a short conversation about your families using the vocabulary learned.
==== Exercise 7: Listening Comprehension ====
Listen to a native speaker pronounce the family member terms and repeat them to practice your listening and speaking skills.
==== Exercise 8: Vocabulary Quiz ====
Take a short quiz to test your knowledge of family member vocabulary. Write down the Pashto word for each English term provided.
1. Mother
2. Sister
3. Grandson
'''Answers:'''
1. مور (Mor)
2. خور (Khor)
3. د نیکه (da nika)
==== Exercise 9: Family Tree ====
Draw a family tree and label each member using Central Pashto vocabulary.
==== Exercise 10: Role Play ====
Engage in a role-play where you introduce your family members in Pashto to a new friend.
By completing these exercises, you will solidify your understanding of Central Pashto family vocabulary and be able to use it effectively in conversation.
=== Conclusion ===
In this lesson, we have explored the essential vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. You have practiced pronunciation, learned to use these words in sentences, and completed various exercises to reinforce your understanding. Family is a significant aspect of life and communication in any culture, and being able to discuss family members in Central Pashto will greatly enrich your conversations and interactions. Keep practicing, and you'll find that these words will become second nature as you continue your journey in learning Central Pashto.


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* [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Numbers-1-10|Numbers 1 10]]
* [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Relationships|Relationships]]
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* [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Rooms-and-Furniture|Rooms and Furniture]]
* [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]]
* [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Sports|Sports]]
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Central PashtoVocabulary0 to A1 Course → Family Members

In the rich tapestry of any culture, family holds a special place, and the Central Pashto language is no exception. Understanding the vocabulary related to family members is crucial for anyone looking to engage meaningfully in conversations and build relationships within Pashto-speaking communities. In this lesson, we will explore the terms used for various family members, practice pronunciation, and learn how to use these words in sentences and conversations.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to identify family members in Central Pashto, pronounce their names correctly, and use them in context. We will structure this lesson into several sections, including vocabulary introduction, examples, and exercises to reinforce your learning.

Family Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Let's start with the core vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. Below, you will find a list of common terms, their pronunciations, and English translations.

Central Pashto Pronunciation English
پلار plar father
مور mor mother
ورور waror brother
خور khor sister
زوی zoy son
لور lor daughter
نیکه nika grandfather
نیکه nika grandmother
د نیکه da nika grandson
د نیکه da nika granddaughter
خسر khasar father-in-law
مېرمن mermən wife
خاوند khawand husband
خویند khwēnd siblings (used generally)
د خویند da khwēnd cousin (female)
د خویند da khwēnd cousin (male)
ماما mama maternal uncle
کاکا kaka paternal uncle
ماما mama maternal aunt
کاکا kaka paternal aunt

These words will serve as the foundation for our exploration of family relationships in Central Pashto.

Usage in Sentences[edit | edit source]

Now that you are familiar with the vocabulary, let’s see how these terms can be used in sentences. This will help you understand their context better.

1. پلار زما دی (Plar zama dey) - "He is my father."

2. مور مې خوشحاله ده (Mor me khushala da) - "My mother is happy."

3. زوی مې ښوونځي ته ځي (Zoy me khwondzi ta zhi) - "My son goes to school."

4. خور مې په کور کې ده (Khor me pa kor ke da) - "My sister is at home."

5. لور مې د لوبو سره شوق لري (Lor me da lubo sara shoq lari) - "My daughter loves to play."

6. نیکه مې بوډا دی (Nika me boda dey) - "My grandfather is old."

7. زما خسر ښوونکی دی (Zama khasar khwondzi di) - "My father-in-law is a teacher."

8. مېرمن مې د چای جوړوي (Mermən me da chai jorawi) - "My wife makes tea."

9. خاوند مې د کار په لټه کې دی (Khawand me da kar pa latha ke dey) - "My husband is looking for work."

10. خویند مې د کتاب لوستلو سره مینه لري (Khwēnd me da kitab lostalo sara mina lari) - "My sibling loves reading books."

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

To reinforce your understanding, here are some exercises you can complete. Try to use the vocabulary in different contexts.

Exercise 1: Match the Family Member[edit | edit source]

Match the family member in Central Pashto with the correct English translation.

1. پلار

2. خور

3. نیکه

4. زوی

5. مېرمن

  • a. Daughter
  • b. Father
  • c. Sister
  • d. Grandfather
  • e. Wife

Answers:

1. b

2. c

3. d

4. a

5. e

Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the sentences with the appropriate family member vocabulary.

1. _______________ زما دی. (He is my __________.)

2. _______________ مې خوشحاله ده. (My __________ is happy.)

3. _______________ مې د لوبو سره شوق لري. (My __________ loves to play.)

Sample Answers:

1. پلار (Plar)

2. مور (Mor)

3. لور (Lor)

Exercise 3: Pronunciation Practice[edit | edit source]

Practice pronouncing the following family members out loud:

  • پلار (plar)
  • خور (khor)
  • زوی (zoy)
  • مېرمن (merman)

Exercise 4: Create Sentences[edit | edit source]

Using the vocabulary, create sentences about your own family. For example:

"My brother is a student." (ورور مې زده کوونکی دی. - Waror me zada kwonki di.)

Exercise 5: Identify Relationships[edit | edit source]

Describe the relationship of the following family members to you:

1. خسر (Khasar)

2. ماما (Mama)

3. لور (Lor)

Sample Answers:

1. خسر - Father-in-law

2. ماما - Maternal uncle

3. لور - Daughter

Exercise 6: Conversation Practice[edit | edit source]

Pair up with a classmate and practice a short conversation about your families using the vocabulary learned.

Exercise 7: Listening Comprehension[edit | edit source]

Listen to a native speaker pronounce the family member terms and repeat them to practice your listening and speaking skills.

Exercise 8: Vocabulary Quiz[edit | edit source]

Take a short quiz to test your knowledge of family member vocabulary. Write down the Pashto word for each English term provided.

1. Mother

2. Sister

3. Grandson

Answers:

1. مور (Mor)

2. خور (Khor)

3. د نیکه (da nika)

Exercise 9: Family Tree[edit | edit source]

Draw a family tree and label each member using Central Pashto vocabulary.

Exercise 10: Role Play[edit | edit source]

Engage in a role-play where you introduce your family members in Pashto to a new friend.

By completing these exercises, you will solidify your understanding of Central Pashto family vocabulary and be able to use it effectively in conversation.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we have explored the essential vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. You have practiced pronunciation, learned to use these words in sentences, and completed various exercises to reinforce your understanding. Family is a significant aspect of life and communication in any culture, and being able to discuss family members in Central Pashto will greatly enrich your conversations and interactions. Keep practicing, and you'll find that these words will become second nature as you continue your journey in learning Central Pashto.

Table of Contents - Central Pashto Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Personal Pronouns


Numbers and Counting


Basic Sentence Structure


Common Verbs


Present Tense


Food and Drink


Questions


Family and Relationships


Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives


House and Home


Prepositions


Hobbies and Activities


Past Tense


Travel and Transportation


Pashtun Customs and Traditions


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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